The operations involved in preparing a diluted solution from a more concentrated solution are shown. What is the absolute uncertainty in the concentration of the diluted solution? 0.363 (±0.004) M×15.00 (±0.03) mL 100.00 (±0.08) mL None of those ±0.09 M +0.000 6 M +0.00 4 M ±0.01 M +0.000 01 M = 0.054 45M (unrounded)

The operations involved in preparing a diluted solution from a more concentrated solution are shown. What is the absolute uncertainty in the concentration of the diluted solution? 0.363 (±0.004) M×15.00 (±0.03) mL 100.00 (±0.08) mL None of those ±0.09 M +0.000 6 M +0.00 4 M ±0.01 M +0.000 01 M = 0.054 45M (unrounded)

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The operations involved in preparing a diluted solution from a more concentrated
solution are shown. What is the absolute uncertainty in the concentration of the
diluted solution?
0.363 (±0.004) M×15.00 (±0.03) mL
100.00 (±0.08) mL
None of those
±0.09 M
±0.000 6 M
±0.00 4 M
±0.01 M
±0.000 01 M
=
0.054 45M (unrounded)

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